Hi.
--On 01/09/01 10:02:53 -0600 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I misled you guys by not providing an added twist.
> I also compiled pam_ldap-82 from www.padl.com to allow
> users to change their passwords through LDAP. By digging
> around some more, I've discovered that this installed the
> shared library pam_ldap.so in /lib/security and that is
Guessing from the name this is no shared library, but some kind of
plug-in, namely an password authentication module for ldap. Is there an
pam_ldap.a ?
> ldconfig doesn't pick up pam_ldap.so, presumably because it
> doesn't start with lib...
I think so. You have /lib/security added to /etc/ld.so.conf? ldconfig
isn't recursive.
> I suppose what I need to do know is to tell midgard-php and apache
> to look up the symbol in pam_ldap.so, and it goes without saying
> that I don't know how to do that. (Alternatively I could get rid
> of pam_ldap and recompile openldap without pam_ldap support, but
> that will be as a last resort).
Again, that should be no problem, because this is an additional moudle
allowing LDAP to access the local user database. What I'm wondering
about is that some kind of error number reporting function gets
extended there.
I would try compiling ldap without he PAM module support, trying if it
works then. If yes, you should ask the openldap / padl.com guy's about
this. If no, we'll see :)
Live long and prosper!
Torben Nehmer
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